Sharing photos and videos online
I can explain what we can share online and what to do if we share something online by mistake.
Sharing photos and videos online
I can explain what we can share online and what to do if we share something online by mistake.
These resources will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- It is easy to share photos and videos online.
- We should not share images or videos, unless we do it with a trusted adult's permission and to someone we know offline.
- Photos and videos that are embarrassing or private should never be shared online.
- If we share an inappropriate picture or video by accident, we should tell an adult we trust straight away.
- It is possible for the police to remove a picture or video of a child.
Keywords
Share - to send or post words, sounds, images or videos online
Private - things that are just for us or the people we trust
Embarrassing - something that makes us feel ashamed or uncomfortable
Common misconception
Children only share images and videos intentionally.
It is very easy for a child to accidentally send something while online. When giving examples of mistakes, it is important to emphasise that a child is never to blame for sharing an inappropriate image.
Equipment
Licence
Lesson video
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Starter quiz
4 Questions
a picture of the screen of a digital device
details about you, like your name, age, address and school name
in this context, to put something online, such as a video or photo
Exit quiz
6 Questions
to send or post words, sounds, images or videos online
things that are just for us or the people we trust
something that makes us feel ashamed or uncomfortable